The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-23
THURSDAY, June %, 1887. No. 80
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Halladay's Minstrels at the rink
Saturday evening.
Georgia Minstrels at the skating
rink Saturday night.
Dance at the roller rink July 4th.
One dollar per couple.
Ed. See limps from base ball
sprain of his right ankle.
Garden truck is now plentiful, and
fresh from home gardens.
The w. c. T. U. meets at Mrs.
Miles Saturday afternoon.
The Transcript says that Grace
Vile base ball club is open to chal-
lenges.
Old settlers meeting at the grove
at North Star Mills one week from
to day.
There will be a race Oh the Fourth
between Geo. Spooner and Fritz
Buckentin.
Fire crackers, torpedos, rockets and
an assortment of Fourth of July goods
at John Flynn's.
The booming of anvils. fire crack
e.s and fire works will make things
rattle on July 4th.
A boat race on the lake would be
an attractive feature in the Fourth
of July celebration.
Joe Miers, of the Donnelly lime
kiln, struck off the first mould of
brick manufactured in Herman's new
brickyard.
Come to Morris on the Fourth and
bring along with you your entire
family. There IS going to be a big
time here.
The athletes of the county are in
vited to come here and compete for
prizes for foot racing, tub racing,
sack racing, ETC., etc.
The Fourth will be celebrated in
the fashioned, loyal way in Nor.
ris, and everybody is invited to come
here and have good time.
This section was visited by a very
hard thunder storm last Monday
morning. 1t was accompanied by a
strong wind and heavy rain.
There was dance at Dennis Hen
nessy's, Darnen, last Tuesday even.
Ing, which was largely attended and
much enjoyed by the young people of
the vicinity.
J. J. Carney has opened his meat
market in the Setter building, lately
occupied by Hancock & Stebbins, and
is now ready for business. His ad.
vertisement appears in another col
umn.
Glenwood is not going to celebrate.
The citizens of that beautiful village
will find a warm welcome for them
here should they take part in the Nor
ris '.blow.out." Every body is cor.
daily invited.
J. J. Halladay's Georgia Minstrels
Will be at the rink in Morris, Satur.
day evening, June rs. This company
is highly spoken of and a musical
treat is promised to those who attend.
Admission IS cents.
The brick yard of this place is do
ing an immense business. The best
made brick in the state is shipped
from this yard. 1t is a manufacture
ing enterprise of no little importance
to the county and is credit and a
benefit to the community.
Two barrels to be supplied with
water have been furnished by the
w. C. T. U. One is placed at the
Central house and the other at j. D
Goods store. They will be of con
siderable service to thirsty public
The barrels are marked, "Ice Water
w. G. T. u"
Fun is fun says certain young
man in town, whose name we. will
withhold on account Of his eize. but il
is no fun to be unceremoniously
pitched to the ground from buggy
while returning from the dance com
fortably nestled beside his fair one
abruptly disturbing the blissfulness
of his moonlight ride. Such an acct
dent is reported as occurring to one
Of the Washers of town and he blame:
the mechanic who put on the front
wheels of his buggy in reversed
| position.